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During a meeting with Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly on Thursday in New Alamein City, El-Enancy highlighted new prospects for supporting joint projects with Egypt across various fields.
He emphasized that Cairo represents a promising market and a key partner thanks to its qualified workforce, advanced digital infrastructure, and strategic location connecting Africa, the Middle East, and Europe.
He wondered about the future of humanity if such technology were placed in the hands of a limited few to control the destiny of peoples, the directions of development, and the future of humankind in general. He noted that scientific progress is of great importance and offers immense benefits to humanity, but it must not come at the expense of ethics.
The Foreign Minister said human development is the cornerstone of the National Artificial Intelligence Strategy in its first and second phases (2025–2030). The strategy aims to leverage AI applications to enhance government services, promote scientific research and innovation, support startups, empower youth, and build national capacities, while paying particular attention to preserving the Arabic language and cultural heritage and ensuring equitable, inclusive access to technology.
Egypt called for a unified African vision and balanced international partnerships to ensure fair access to digital infrastructure, Communications Minister Raafat Hindy said.
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Prime Miniater Mostafa Madbouly met with Christophe Périllat, CEO of the French global automotive supplier Valeo, emphasizing the state's support for the company's expansion in Egypt.
The president said strict measures would be necessary in order to ensure fairness among students and preserve the credibility and quality of educational outcomes.
The education minister outlined the ministry’s efforts to introduce modern technology into school curricula, including teaching programming and AI in cooperation with Japan, one of the world’s leading countries in this field.
President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi returned to Cairo on Monday following a high-level diplomatic visit to Abu Dhabi, where he held extensive talks with UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan on economic integration and regional security.
Egypt is set to host the inaugural AI Everything Middle East & Africa (MEA) summit and exhibition.
“I reiterate the urgent need to send humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip, fully implement the second phase of the Sharm El-Sheikh Agreement, and immediately begin reconstruction to ensure the Strip is habitable in a dignified manner. I also stress the importance of halting systematic violations against the Palestinian people in the occupied territories and rejecting any attempts at their displacement,” he said.
The Cabinet on Wednesday approved authorizing the Ministry of Education and Technical Education to contract with the Japanese company Sprix to implement the move.
Abdelatty delivered a keynote address at the second edition of the AI, Data Centers and Cloud Conference and Exhibition (AIDC2 '25), held under the patronage of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs from November 16 to 19.
Egypt’s Accountability State Authority (ASA) will present a new national vision for leveraging artificial intelligence in public audit work with this theme expected to be one of the congress’s highlights.
In a phone-in with “This Morning" program, broadcast on Extra News TV, Zalta said that the subject will be extracurricular, and comes within the framework of the state's efforts to teach school students about the AI in recognition of its great importance, and in keeping pace with global technological developments.
As the region’s premier technology event, AI Everything Middle East & Africa will serve as a strategic platform for exchanging expertise, exploring investment opportunities, and strengthening international partnerships in advanced technologies.
Egypt launches world's largest religious platform to promote tolerance, AI-driven discourse, and human development.
Moreover, he underscored Egypt's commitment to enhancing cybersecurity for AI systems, focusing on privacy protection and preventing data breaches.
The minister equally tackled the chances of concerting efforts to enhance the capabilities of African states in the telecommunication sector.
